The Way into Space - From Planet Earth to Infinity | SPACETIME - SCIENCE SHOW

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[@steveshoemaker6347]

Thanks very much...!

[@alexanderibiade855]

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[@shamarwilliams2452]

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[@LemonChecks]

what about the *"space elevator"* idea adapted to work on Mars or perhaps the Moon?; especially as we have more lunar missions to come now with NASA & Artemis 2024.

[@danielbaker8527]

We already have bases on the Moon & on Mars. We have the ability to travel to the Stars. If people knew the things that the government has kept secret they would be awed.

[@TheGithiomi]

I am hopeful. This a really good documentary. I love the presentation. What we may do and why we may not. In there lies the answer. I believe we in the gust of a breakthrough. I talk about space to my son all the time because I want him to see what I may miss in my short life here. Keep the dream and big brains at it. One team will do it for humanity and for science

[@Matt-rn7ub]

It always amazes me when people say: "We cannot avieve or built it, because it is too expensive." If they really want to achieve it, and if they would work together, they could achieve anything. I refuse to believe, that a mission to Mars would take 6 months. Todays technology would definately bring us there way faster. But the people in charge are too gready.

[@SuperOmnicronsj44]

The greed would need to end, and a joint effort between nations would be required to advance a permanent space station, a Einstein-Rosenbridge device to project to beyond lightspeed to get to the parallel solar system having an identical Earth.

[@Matt-rn7ub]

@John Dough How should I know. I'm neither a scientist nor an engineer. But think of this: Today a simple smartphone is advanced enough to power a lunar module. That is a fact. Now imagine what we could achieve with that technology NASA is hiding from us.

[@danielnielsen8807]

Sigh, you dont understand why it takes 6 months do you? heard of the rocket equation?

[@250txc]

Pretty cool how these guys put a time frame on actually using any of these ideas and of all the issues with these ideas ... Puts all these ideas into the realm of fiction of where man is actually today within real physics.

[@UnattendedNarrative]

33:44 The nearest star is Alpha Centauri , not The nearest galaxy

[@russ117044]

haha!

[@matthewmeyer8312]

Nearest solar/star system to be exact. The star are affixed with the letters 'a' and 'b'. But yes huge error.

[@tonyadams6336]

Nearest star is actually Proxima Centauri.

[@vadermasktruth]

Andromeda is the nearest galaxy, I think.

[@yyyyyzer]

vadermask//mass retaliation There are 85 galaxies that are closer to Earth than Andromeda

[@sedricksupreme]

As of today (6/1/20), both Astronauts have entered the ISS. Good job NASA and SpaceX. GodSpeed Bob and Doug!

[@V12F1Demon]

I just came across your videos! You have a remarkable way of making it seem so simple, so real. Thoroughly enjoyed watching some of them. I've seen a lot of videos on Space and the universe and yours was really better then most professionally produced ones. You remind me of Sagan. Thank you and pls keep em coming!

[@powelllucas4724]

I always believed that, given enough time, all the astounding inventions shown in this essay will come to pass. However, never did I think that material technology would explode into the myriad of other disciplines with which it is interconnected. We can now, basically, build anything we can imagine.

[@MaciejBogdanStepien]

The first space documentary that features 99,99% engineering. Beautiful.

[@WG-tt6hk]

Three big problems to address in regards to deep space exploration. 1. FTL propulsion : Modern science says impossible. UFO crews say "Your not as smart as you think you are." 2. Artificial Gravity : It has been show the deleterious effect of long term exposure to zero g on the human body. AG is required if you are going to have a "Ten Forward". 3. Psychological ramification of not being able to see the Earth for a long period of time : No one has experienced this yet. A good test would be a long term base on the far side of the moon.

[@Antonio-yc8yz]

Alcubierre Drive will be possible in future.

[@tonnie7079]

I like every detail, every theory n idea elaborated on this piece ... It is a masterpiece ....

[@Evans_emeritus]

I've always loved the good work of Professor Ulrich Walter...keep up prof you motivate us all 🙏

[@troychampion]

If we had a space station on the moon, much of the problems with the ideas discussed here would not be as much of a problem.. (the solar sails with laser idea would no longer have weather to bother them just for one, space junk would no longer be as much of an issue either.) Having a stable place to be and perform research experiments in a space like "atmosphere" would prove invaluable to increasing our knowledge and abilities in space. This is the most logical next step. We could even try out our space elevator from the moon up to a orbited space station above the moon... it would be much easier to test and improve this theoretical tech to make it possible on other planets even if we never used it on our own. We also need to learn so much more about how we can build long term space vehicles capable of travelling vast distances and supporting generations of life. The sooner the better on this. How cool would it be to have several different places in space inhabited and having the ability (even if only through light) to communicate with each of our different groups of new colonies. This would bring about a completely new age of human kind. It would also seem to make it easier to see beyond ourselves and our own humble beginnings.

[@alexcorrea4828]

Your theory about sending out spacecrafts able to support generations of people. I strongly believe that has already happened...

[@TheGrimmmer]

I TOO HAVE WONDERED the same thing imagine how EASY a moon flight SHOULD be today,considering tech advancement alone !! i happen to think that simply by experiencing powerful goosebumps type emotion in sync with every single soul online,may be some type of transcendence and we NEED to make this happen. whats the worste that could happen if we all spread this message?its sort of artificial perpetual motion machine would be good,add macro select all copy paste , one key solution for the answer to everrything?????like madelbrot equatin for virtual realm????????

[@christopherjames370]

space is so beautiful

[@ramonanorris4509]

AGREE 🎯

[@MaciejBogdanStepien]

To travel to stars, you need the source of energy. And you need to drag that source with you. *That's the problem. On the positive side: this is the ONLY problem.

[@_Aemse]

you don't though - the documentary says it outright w/ ion & photon propulsion, and other propulsion methods have existed for like 60 years(?) look up dyson's wild ass slingshot or even using quantum entangled computers to "teleport" humanity across vast distances without humanity physically being bombarded by genetically destructive radiation for like a century of near light speed travel.

[@nightlightabcd]

NO, it's not! Absence of gravity is a real problem that no one seems to be addressing!

[@cyprescrow]

@@nightlightabcd Exactly. They haven't solved that one yet either. And that's not an easy one.

[@AzazelSanteros]

Great documentary. New sub!

[@DamagedF0X]

6:52 area. What the hell is with the super high-pitched tones? I can feel it still ringing in my head after I pause it.

[@BunnyArisu]

I came to the comments to see if I was going crazy. Those noises were atrocious!

[@georgepong8277]

I thought it was aliens

[@erikiacopelli451]

Anyone watching this after they already had the first dragon cap doc to the ISS already in 2020??

[@EthosF4ded]

What?

[@sterlinghoward1663]

Huh? Please elaborate

[@averyp.9315]

ACTUALLY I'm watching it the day they are set to return.

[@justlucky8254]

Watching in May 2023. It's always interesting to watch these videos some years after they were released and compare their plans/predictions/etc with what has actually happened and not happened.

[@orlathay]

Thanks so much 🙏 😊 Beautiful

[@batmoose4638]

Radiation protection should be a priority, followed by a means of artificial gravity. To ignore either, several years in space would take too much of a toll. You could make it to another planet, but would you be healthy enough to even stand once you got there? View the problems astronauts have had after a year on the ISS.

[@SidIndian082]

Excellent documentary 🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓💓💓

[@leonardoverona247]

Its funny coming back to this and seeing how the reusable boosters are actually very effective after all haha!

[@mikemurphy5898]

Yea and they're more against nuclear than they ever were. What a clown! Lol (jk) Personally, I dont think betting against Musk is a safe bet very often

[@keithturner4602]

Well I woke up to this then I kept on listening and fell back asleep again

[@torturedsinger]

OMG me too, I just watch these for sleep

[@MajorWolfgangHochstetter]

All this will be reality when we mortals pass into eternity! Then we will begin to realize the full potential of our individual 'free will'. The shackles of this prison we call mortality will be removed when our body ceases functioning and our consciousness (our 'soul') is free to roam the cosmos. Let your mind wander!

[@TheGrimmmer]

YOU SIR MADE MAY DAY,WEEK,MONTH YEAR,AND ETERNETY WITH THIS

[@jeremyripton]

lol...you're going to rot in the Earth....cos thats what we are...mortal and organic....funny human bean.

[@MajorWolfgangHochstetter]

@@jeremyripton Did you mean, human 'being'? 'You' might rot in the Earth, but your soul will live on eternally! You will no longer need the 'prison' which limits your 'free will'!

[@jasonsonnenfeld1985]

Best comment I saw on KZbin in a while! So many unintelligent people! God bless! Regards, Jason S (:

[@MajorWolfgangHochstetter]

@@jasonsonnenfeld1985 Thank you, Jason! Stay safe!

[@MrDAMS1963]

"We must reach speeds of 50 to 60,000 KPH to allow man to travel to the edge of our Solar System." (Note: which is about 37,000 MPH) Hey, buddy, with gravity assist, the Parker Solar probe has reached speeds of +440,000 MPH by slinging from Venus, around the Sun & back again. Now I'm not saying to send people thru the Sun's outer atmosphere & back to Venus 30 times, but there's a lot of room in there for astronauts to get past 37K MPH but below 443K MPH with current rocketry. It's the trip back that'll need some work.

[@alexanderblohme5044]

I have a curious question to those who have seen the movie Interstellar: If you were on the Dr Millers planet watching a live stream from Earth , how the hell would you see that feed? Watching every thing “fast forward” because of the “time difference”?

[@VagueOnDemand]

I guess nothing will happen. Time is a concept we've created. If I make a call from here (Europe) to Australia, everything is the same to right? While locally for you, the concept of time is different then mine. EDIT: nice question though!

[@consumeslargeegg7491]

This documentary has a high pitch squeal in some parts.

[@ANOLDMASTERJUKZ]

One question did you forget to put on an aluminum foil hat while you watched this ?.

[@DailyDoseOfShrooms]

@@ANOLDMASTERJUKZ hes talking about that high frequency "ringing" sound. Only some people can hear it.

[@callmekwyjibo]

Those are from cosmic rays

[@sharkfog1]

@@callmekwyjibo ok mr big brain

[@pacificbaitchunk4126]

That is is the sound of your brain fuses popping.

[@xangomania1]

What about Sound as a propulsion system? How would sound work on space?

[@chasekurry8912]

Here after Splashdown, marking a historic day for SpaceX and America!!

[@clevername8832]

I fear that too much of humanity are too busy fighting with each other over the one little rock we do have to get together as the one single race we are the way we might need to in order to make it out there.

[@Uns7opAbLe3]

You are correct about the human aspect... But as human as you too keep on forgetting we DO NOT Own this celestial body. Terra Firma own's us... And within timespan of no more than 50 years from now we will be reminded of the first Nutonian law: "What goes up must come down" by climate change, overpopulation-polution, global catastrophy's, and etc. Bassicly the worst part of the bible. I'd really rather not to BE at the time it starts... Won't be able to cope with the devestation, most likely to go heywire...

[@stephendudley4377]

The reason we even made it to the moon was from the competition of superpowers, this fictional "one world government" would do nothing but cause complacency and a staleness in competition between nations. Not to mention too many other much scarier propositions! Healthy competition is what makes these awesome achievements possible

[@skepticspartan4795]

Never gonna happen, Religion, government agendas, cultures, traditions, personalities, will all get in the way of humanity working as one. Unfortunately the world will have to rally around one great nation, and help it do all these things. The US, Russia and China are the front runners to take the lead to go to Mars and do the other great things needed by humanity.

[@SNESfan8]

I agree. Well said. That’s were everything is headed. Ultimately go into space and explore new worlds to live on, , or go out with the sun ☀️ they need to figure out that warp drive. If it’s theoretically possible, it probably can happen, or will happen, at some point. Somewhere lol

[@clydecourtney994]

"Going into space" is not a realistic plan. We have to fix and take care of the only home we have. Right now there is no "Plan B". We might end up a new and short-lived species: Homeless Sapiens

[@mysticwine]

Infinity is already here. We are in it as we speak. Another name for it: Eternity, we cannot leave it - ever. Our bodies will not survive infinity but we as a person will.

[@beyo5]

Have you considered the Daedalus propulsion method?

[@stevejessemey8428]

We need to bend space and time itself. If we are truly going to go anywhere.

[@troychampion]

or maybe just take advantage of a place where spactime is already bent, but I agree, it would be only ways of getting anywhere in an ever expansive universe.

[@mccari09]

Either that or figure out a way to make matter and energy interchangeable

[@mccari09]

If we could change our mass to 0 we could travel the speed of light... and if we could do that then we could atleast get to the local star systems in human lifetimes

[@alexcorrea4828]

Pyramids hold the key to space travel...............

[@likebutton3136]

@@mccari09 E=mc2 it is

[@stephendudley4377]

I love this channel, thank you for such an interesting way of explaining things

[@keangimawaiotebwa4069]

Creating an advanced fastest propulsion engines to be installed to the rockets is a big real challenge to the world today and in the future as well.

[@sirzirconium9231]

This is just a hit piece on American spaceflight tech.

[@nordthernlights]

33:43. He says the nearest GALAXY is 4 lightyears away....The nearest galaxy is the Canis Major Dwarf. 25 000 lightyears away. ( I know, he ment the nearest solar system)

[@orahovavucichitlerdacicgoe7223]

Neither of you is right alpha century insular sisters 4,5 light years away, closest galaxy to as is Andromeda witch is over 2,5 milion light years away.

[@yyyyyzer]

orahova vučić hitler dacic goebbels vulin goring You’re wrong. There are 85 galaxies closer to Earth than Andromeda.

[@TheJackmaster69]

A scholar by the name of Ibn Sinna (Avicenna) 980AD worked out the trajectory for a craft leaving earth to the moon

[@mrjones7222]

Awesome

[@Gamblor3809]

23:29 Some guy - I'm not sure reusability is the ultimate solution. Elon Musk - hold my beer

[@paulanthony5274]

@Marlin Bradshaw Ehhh??

[@johnbenoit6768]

@Marlin Bradshaw I think you need to take a poop

[@_Aemse]

its crazy how the scope of what we could achieve and do changed within a generation - im guessing this was made when i was younger cause these days a lot of these problems can be solved by just manufacturing aspects of the projects in space (which is quickly becoming a reality - and give it another generation of change, it will be reality)

[@TheBruces56]

You do not necessarily have to leave from the earth's surface. It may make more sense to construct a long haul starship in orbit and set out from there.

[@DARKNIGHTFELIX]

And one more thing that I never hear any of the scientist talk about is the time alteration indifferent sections of space how time will leg or speed up depending on the point in space that you are I would think that would make a big problem or benefit depending on the situation and the craft that we are using but I think it is definitely something that we should putting into architectural design when thinking of building the spacecraft

[@DaveWhiteInYoFace]

Nice show Germany!

[@StringfellowHawke197]

Excellent show!

[@rimckd825]

if you're - what? - currently living under a rock?

[@nevaehmorrison9375]

i cant stop watching this video

[@frankkoslowski6917]

What exactly did we learn from La Place? Other that the functions of time require transformation in order to rid ourselves of the shortcomings associated with near infinite distance and the need for ever greater velocity to reach those far away places. Ergo: If the domain of time represents a problem, why not enter, and travers the algebraic simplicity of the domain of "S", to re-enter the domain of time on arrival? Is there something one fails to understand?

[@inglesfacildemais9209]

"...Alpha Century, the nearest GALAXY..." I can't believe he said that! Alpha Centaury is a STAR SYSTEM. A GALAXY is a group of BILLIONS of star systems. Please, get it RIGHT.

[@-A-c]

Yeah narrator got it wrong. But fast forward to around 35:35 one of the german speaking presenters got it correct. The difficulties of having a documentary where there's probably a thousand moving parts in the background including language translations that need to be done Perfectly. I'd forgive them.

[@StephiSensei26]

Cool program, and some new ideas.

[@EbutEm]

Even if we could reach ridiculous speeds of space travel, what if the ship hit a meteorite or asteriod cause well you can't exactly steer going blindly at those speeds. Also im pretty sure nothing humans can currently build can withstand any speeds like that.

[@hardayaldawra1458]

Most fascinating, wonderful.

[@janakalakmal3985]

This video give me more knowledge about the universe Thank you for your video

[@gristamshackleford2102]

i like how they talk about the sail and using a very thin foil and at the same time these are the same kind of skeptics that say the roswell crash cant be a real ship because no spaceship would have thin foil.

[@aznpwr9900]

33:45 the NEAREST GALAXY is not Alpha centauri A, thats the nearest Star

[@vadermasktruth]

Yeah, I think the nearest galaxy is Andromeda.

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[@davidriley8590]

My missis push out gas she does not move but every one near her does.

[@psycronizer]

your missis sounds gross.....

[@ssy12335]

Is this the key to space/time travel then

[@LemonChecks]

with solar power being an issue with *interstellar* travel, i wonder - perhaps we do something similar to the light sail idea where we *project & transfer* solar energy into interstellar space; using a satellite spacecraft positioned near the end of our solar system - absorbing sunlight to convert & then transfer ^(via beam, maybe?)^ solar energy to the craft...

[@DyingCr0w]

No, you just produce your own power. Small craft use RTG, which generate some power from radiation for quite a long time, but with nuclear or fusion reactions, that alone would generate enough power to power larger craft.

[@brunobembi5276]

How long are those satelites around mars going to last?

[@user-qc4xi3it2n]

You think that's possible first.? Some Space Bay (garage (hanger)) in one place were we can put the pieces together out in a vacuum?

[@250txc]

Sure.. many of us can hold out breath long enough to build a rocket.

[@pradipmandge5567]

3D printing of foil in the space (on the spot) may be a good idea

[@DARKNIGHTFELIX]

That's exactly where I was going with what I wrote I said why would you not carry the lasers with you for the light on the foils makes more sense just as printing them would also

[@alanmeires]

The further away from the sun they are the less power they will have well what about night vision technology that works on little light needed they could enhance that light and turn it into power ?

[@AnthonySigouin]

33:40 What?! No not the nearest galaxy, the nearest star (Alpha Centauri). Not just a small mistake here. The nearest galaxy from ours is Andromeda and it is about 2,5 million light years from here. They don't listen back to what they record?

[@jellymop]

And SpaceX just delivered two astronauts to the ISS. Principle achieved!

[@dillirajbashyal2303]

even light takes years and years to go to corners of milky way, so new dimensions of transmission and travelling is needed. actually such a medium for which even the intensity of black hole is easy to pierce. they may be fields which is micro than quantum field.

[@name_less7687]

Also what about tachyons? Why are we not trying to find a way to harness the power of tachyons? Wouldn't that be the best fuel source? It could theoretically get us past the speed of light... Couldn't we theoretically transform particles we already know into tachyons? If we can't find a way to harness tachyon particles themselves?

[@brycesstuff]

I shoot gas out backwards as well. The struggle is real good sir.

[@misssarahwinterbottom7773]

We should be looking for wormholes I think they will be our answer to intergalactic space travel,

[@MEHNIS1]

@3:29 he said Human-kind with a tone as if the "Inclusive Grammar Police" was behind him when he was doing the audio..

[@SylkaChan]

What about visiting the cloud surface of a gas planet in our solar system? Or just to even visit the Martian poles.

[@Uns7opAbLe3]

No, no, no NAZI's were involved during the production...

[@jeremymarquart1065]

Totally disagree. Must be a perception thing. Or, possibly a difference in tech. Or, maybe I have a bunch of wax and dirt jam packed in my ears. Or, maybe 👀 a total self- fulfilling auditory hallucination. You're no stranger to that. 😀

[@FUCKKreligion]

I enjoy catching small mistakes when I'm watching documentaries. The guy at 33:43 says that the nearest galaxy to us is Alpha Centauri. lol. Alpha Centauri is our nearest neighbor star system.

[@gstylez0107]

He also says that in order to travel outside of our solar system we need to reach space travel speeds of 50 to 60 thousand kilometers per hour... That's the dumbest shit I've ever heard.. At those speeds, it would still take roughly 77,160 years to teach proxima centauri.. Yes. Over SEVENTY SEVEN THOUSAND YEARS!! So at the speeds he says we must reach for space travel outside our solar system, it would still take hundreds of thousands of generations to reach the closest star to our solar system.. So that "scientist" is absolutely full of shit. I picked up on it immediately. When you're talking about interstellar travel, you can't measure speeds in thousands of kph. Instead you need to be measuring it in the thousands of kps (kilometers per second) or at least hundreds of millions of kilometers an hour.. Most people have no clue the types of speeds that are required, it's astronomical. Lol.

[@250txc]

Right up there with paint drying...

[@Joker-hd6lh]

The Way into Imagination

[@TimeForWin]

Nice

[@hycinthjohnson9023]

We need a propulsion system that can go Fast through space with zero gravity

[@motomad1623]

That won’t work think about it thrust needs gravity

[@Darklighter43]

Rockets, bah! Anti gravity is where it's at.

[@jesusgallardo6955]

They will never tell us antigravity propulsion exists. Its alot more efficient and simple to make as I understand, than flying with fossil fuels. We will be in the dark unless we get ourselves to light.

[@250txc]

Maybe but whipping gravity only means you float. What good is floating?

[@nickybritain4900]

Anti gravity propulsion? Way too slow! How can that come anywhere near the speed of light, and beyond, which is what is needed

[@250txc]

@@nickybritain4900 Good point and even the speed of light is ~slow. Consider that light is made of of protons, which are very lite in weight, if they have weight. -- Great job security for working in these scientific fields forever?

[@justlucky8254]

@@nickybritain4900 I just watched a video from this same channel that was all about the downsides of people/crafts even approaching the speed of light, let alone reaching or exceeding it. The theoretical results are not good at all.

[@thegreatrainman2336]

Self sustainable space craft with AI and worker bees bots would be insane and keen for research

[@claudiuscarlat8638]

The audio is like listening to someone scratching metal in the background.

[@raypitts2089]

turn it off watch sub titles

[@AnuragSinha7]

"Fusing pure hydrogen will take us few thousand years" !? Are we that stupid :O

[@tammybedford4954]

I'm afraid so.

[@shawntepitts488]

This is interesting information

[@jp-fd6oq]

We need fresh minds that think outside the box to truly accomplish something revolutionary. The minds of today don't want to leave our ancient technology, we need to start from scratch. This is why we don't advance. Elon musk is the only person that I can think of that fits this description.

[@relentlessmadman]

Elon is still launching rocket..>

[@ramonanorris4509]

The Jehovah God Of Creation Is The Spiritual Being That Fits This Description Physically As Well 👋🏼 He Is All Knowing 👋🏼 Talk About Thinking Outside The Box 👏🏼

[@mikebrooks1793]

I think we should spend all that money on fixing our planet and defending it from meteors and disasters that makes more sense to me than anything going to dead planets

[@Leo_the_barber1]

Dumb question but I wonder if galaxies orbit around black holes, or around a star or anything that has bigger mass then it? Just like the planets in our solar system orbit the sun.

[@paganphil100]

@Leo_the_barber1: You are probably correct......many galaxies (including our own) are known to have a massive black hole in their centre.

[@gbiagomba]

You forgot about Space X falcon heavy which can carry 100 tonnes into the heavens if am not mistaken.

[@paulanthony5274]

I think if say flying saucers are to be believed then the high speeds needed to visit us quickly would have to be achieved in some other way than speeds faster than light speed,even at a thousand times the speed of light travel would take time. The theory of them manipulating space in some way seems to make more sense to me,or somehow travelling in and out of dimensions. I liked how an astro physicist explained by squeezing a balloon to show how they could manipulate space,obviously we really don't know to what degree,or if even we do get visited,I believe we do,get visited..

[@donnaferaled5057]

Let us thankspeople like yuri gagarin who helped us develop speed to the ends of the heavens. Thanks to people like yuri gagarin

[@applianceman6194]

you mean like those of the great X programs as well Gemini who, lets face it, really got man into space and eventually to the moon with Apollo and the Mighty Saturn V.

[@petersmitt2485]

Huge mistake: 33:45 "The nearest galaxy, Alpha Centauri, is 4.3 light years away." Alpha Centauri is a solar system, not a galaxy. The nearest galaxy is Andromeda, 2.5 MILLION light years away!

[@gristamshackleford2102]

i think its a translation error.

[@thevortex6754]

A warp drive system was accidentally created at a microscopic level when a physicist was studying something and accidentally made a partical move at “warp speed” I forgot most of the details and the video I seen it on, but it is possible to create a warp engine, although it requires rediculus amounts of energy or even dark energy and incredible mass in order to work

[@clawz1000]

If it's possible that powerful soundwaves like that of a powerful speaker can move objects in space then its possible to use these powerful immense soundwaves in short to long bursts over a period of time all over the ship especially knowing that it doesn't realy matter how short a while it takes to slow or change direction

[@robthatsme9831]

Blooper Alert: at approx 33:47 min, Alpha Centauri is not the nearest galaxy it is the closest star system within our galaxy. Big difference. This is confirmed by Prof Walter at approx 35:35 min.

[@davidcia]

33:44 "The nearest galaxy to us" isn't the nearest star? Because galaxies are like billions of light years away...

[@albertedwarddeguzman4012]

I LOVE WELT Documentary

[@vlogskashif]

This is great channel

[@አሚቼወዲኤረይ]

Yeah for delusional fools 🤣🤣🤣

[@donnaferaled5057]

Nice we were able to develop rockets that bring us everywhere usi nese rockets,thank the heavens

[@donnaferaled5057]

Tn thanks toyuri gagarin

[@clayosborne5779]

What about starlight or even anti-light propulsion?

[@250txc]

You are copy-catting my own idea. Not allowed in this space-time.

[@BOBOLAMA]

Star travel Not in a million years unless we learn to fold, or warp space.

[@ceezb5629]

It’s disheartening to realize our current mode of transportation to Space has not changed in 100 years. We should invest in a Fusion space lab. Maybe fission holds the secret to interstellar travel.

[@wilbertmarin1134]

Tengo una idea, cómo mejorar los despegues, asía el espacio.

[@John-cl9uq]

How well does propellers work in space?

[@tousifzaman9392]

Like furrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

[@paganphil100]

@John-cl9uq: They don't.....propellors need an atmosphere to work in.

[@getoverit9233]

Can we use magnetic field to go through the space to reach other planets in other galaxy

[@nickybritain4900]

No, that is the concept of imaginary reality. Magnetism has nothing to do with space travel. Even a Black Hole with unimaginable magnetic power cannot and does not travel at speeds beyond the speed of light. That light is magnetically trapped and therefore is visually non existent, hence a BLACK hole. We need to discover a propulsion system not reliant on the slow speed achieved by rocket motors. Propulsion by ‘Light’, beam boosters, that can move a body at and beyond the speed of light needs to be discovered. Propulsion of light thro a vacuum should be faster than light speed as there’s no resistance to that light to travel.

[@martinsholl2692]

What about finding a way to convert dark energy into a propulsion system.

[@Uns7opAbLe3]

All the technology depicked in this episode is older as the Roman candle in principal effect... If mankind is to go no matter where but outbound sollar system, few key technology's have to evolve and a few more to be R&D. And they are as follows: 1.Tokamak fusion (currently at proof of concept lvl development, wayy below first lvl. you need it to 3rd gen. at least), 2.Kriogenics sustained system's (not even on conceptual principals needed for the development of generation evolution to begin. also needs to be at least at 3'rd gen), 3. Magnetic field comfindment (we, mankind haven't even begin to work with the scale of the force needed to be harnessed and then developed. good news is that it whould work for the required need even at 1'st gen.) , 4. Grav'well technology (At theory is achievable by merging couple of science disciplines into 1 technology. But it's a lvl2 cosmic beings tech, NOT at any time soon. ask prof. Kaku, if he has the time to formally present you the challanges involved.), 5. ION technology (actually the most advanced tech we achieved. Refering to DS1-tested, working and it's actually the 1'st gen.could be efficient, around mid. size gravitational stellar objects, no further. It whould be best functioning at 3'rd gen again.) Excluding all the technology throw off's and benefit's to other science fields from those 5 technology dev's. Dan'g, it took me like forever to write all that. And it's actually 7-10 min's have passed... So, he was right (won't mention who), it's all down to the relativity...

[@mccari09]

Could we not deploy laser systems on the outer planets or even have the craft deploy high power lasers along its route?

[@250txc]

Too easy ...... I mean, if we were there already building a laser, why build the laser there?

[@mccari09]

250txc because its a solar sail... they lose power at long distance. I’m talking about getting a light ship up to .25 the speed of light. Using gravity assists and a light sail we could leave our solar system easily

[@neilperkins9033]

19:22 if rocket fuel is 200k per flight, how does that make a 1000 flights 50k each?

[@spottheturtle9568]

I thought the same thing. Maybe he's talking per rocket if a regular flight uses 4 boosters?

[@c45hyf_80]

If you don’t get it, then you don’t get it.

[@user-uq3yt4mt2i]

He means the rocket will cost 50k a time after 1000 flights. 1000x50k=50 million the cost of the ticket.. So it would cost 250 grand a flight 50k plus 200k fuel which is still well good yo!!

[@boredmictrucking]

250k per flight... lemme check the seat cushion sure there's some loose change there